Marhaba Morocco
Everything worth knowing before you travel to Morocco, told by the people who cross it every week.
Guides written by the team that organises our trips around Morocco: what to see in each region, from the imperial cities to the Sahara Desert, the Atlas and the Atlantic coast, how to get between cities and what to expect at each stage. Use them to plan your own route or, if you would rather we took care of everything, take a look at our tours.
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Sahara Desert
Merzouga is a small village in south-eastern Morocco, world-famous for its towering sand dunes at Erg Chebbi. This destination has become a must-stop for travellers wanting to experience the Sahara desert authentically.
Sahara Desert
Zagora is a small oasis in south-eastern Morocco that historically marked the starting point of the great Saharan crossings. This town, famous for its iconic sign reading "Timbuktu 52 days", was for centuries a hub of the trans-Saharan caravan routes.
Sahara Desert
Deep in the heart of the High Atlas, among ochre-toned mountains and gorges carved by the wind, lies one of Morocco's most singular valleys: the Valley of Roses. This natural setting is famed for its cultivation of the damask rose, a delicate flower that every spring paints the landscape pink and fills the air with fragrance.
Northern Morocco
Alcazarquivir, a city full of history and tradition, is one of the best-kept gems of northern Morocco. With a privileged geographical position, this town offers not only a rich cultural past but also a charm that still lies far from mass tourism.
Northern Morocco
Asilah is a small gem on Morocco's Atlantic coast, where art, history and culture intertwine to offer a unique experience. With streets full of murals, a beautifully preserved medina and calm beaches, this town is ideal for those seeking a mix of relaxation and exploration.
Northern Morocco
Al Hoceima, on Morocco's Mediterranean coast, is a destination that combines the calm of the sea with the natural beauty of its landscapes. Known for its crystal-clear beaches, its history and its connection to Berber culture, this place is perfect for those seeking an authentic experience.
Northern Morocco
Moulay Bousselham is a charming coastal village on Morocco's Atlantic coast, known for its natural beauty and calm. This destination, famous for the Merja Zerga lagoon, offers visitors a unique experience combining nature, history and golden sandy beaches.
Northern Morocco
Chefchaouen, known as the Blue Pearl of Morocco, is one of the most fascinating destinations in the north of the country. Its cobbled streets, houses painted in different shades of blue and calm atmosphere will make you feel like you have stepped into another world.
Northern Morocco
Oued Laou is a small but charming coastal destination in Morocco, known for its authenticity and its quiet beaches. Set on the shores of the Mediterranean, it offers a relaxed atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors looking to escape the bustle of big cities.